Muscular Development Magazine April 1996 Monica Brant w Poster VG


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Muscular Development Magazine – April 1996 (Monica Brant Cover, Includes Poster)

This Muscular Development April 1996 issue features Monica Brant, one of the most celebrated figures in fitness and bodybuilding, and includes the original fold-out poster. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear on the edges consistent with careful handling. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive.

A highly collectible issue from the mid-1990s golden age of fitness, this edition blends cutting-edge training science, exclusive athlete features, and expert discussions on supplementation and performance enhancement. Each magazine is shipped in a plastic protective covering for preservation. Please review all photos for condition details. Combined shipping is available upon request.


Contents Overview

Training

  • Ask the Experts – Top-of-the-Line Training Tips (By William J. Kraemer, PhD & Steven J. Fleck, PhD)

  • High Intensity – Workout Safety: High Intensity, Low Force (By Mike Mentzer)

  • Roland Cziurlok’s Apocalyptic Arm Training Annihilation – The King of the Double-Biceps Pose Shows You How to Train Like a Madman! (By Reg Bradford)

  • Labrada’s Corner – Q&A with the Gentleman Who Knows All the Answers (By Lee Labrada)

  • Natural Bodybuilding Stars – Getting Great Shoulders! (By Reg Bradford)

  • Heavy Duty Training – Motivation (By Mike Mentzer)

  • Jay Cutler: Massachusetts Monster – Discover the Mass Training Regimen That Gave Cutler His Monster Size! (By Reg Bradford)

  • Kinesiology – Working the Anterior Forearm Muscles (By Stephen E. Alway, PhD)

Health & Fitness

  • Best of Health – Skin, Sun and Summer Madness (By Dr. Michael Colgan, PhD)

Nutrition

  • Nutrition and Fat-Loss Q&A – Chromium Picolinate: How Safe Is It? (By Bob Lefavi, PhD)

  • Eat to Win – Want to Lose Weight? Don’t Listen to the American Dietetic Association! (By Robert Haas, PhD)

  • Nutrition Update – Potassium and Performance (By Brian Leibovitz, PhD)

Drugs

  • Anabolic Supplements – The Best and the Bogus Muscle Builders (By Dr. Michael Colgan, PhD)

  • State of the Art – Herbal Sweetener Stevia, Lipoic Acid, and IGF-1 (By Dr. Michael Colgan, PhD, CCN)

Supplementation

  • Mentzer Makes a Comeback – Creatine Fuel Plus Diet Plan (By Shelley Beattie & John Romano)

Features

  • The World’s Top Experts on Drugs in Sports, Pt. II – A Landmark Roundtable Discussion for Every Bodybuilder (By Bob Lefavi, PhD)

  • Rising Star Frank Sepe – Adonis, Anyone? The Fitness Model Who Redefined Magnetism (By Carol Ann Weber)

  • 1996 Swimsuit Spectacular – A 40-Page Showcase Featuring Kiana Tom, Marla Duncan, Madonna Grimes, Amy Fadhli, and Deidre Pagnanelli (Photography by Per Bernal & Paul B. Goode)

  • 40 Tips for a Ripped Physique – Practical, Results-Driven Information for Serious Trainers (By Bob Lefavi, PhD)

  • The New Sex Pill That Works! – Male Fuel from Twinlab Delivers Real Results (By Carol Ann Weber)

  • The Hormones That Control Growth, Pt. IV – Testosterone: The King of Anabolic Hormones (By Dennis R. Sparkman, PhD)

Research

  • Hot Breaking Research – Phenomenal Factoids About Fitness, Health, and Nutrition (By Edmund R. Burke, PhD)

Entertainment

  • Muscle Mail – Your Letters to the Editor

  • On the Web – The Mistress of the Web Shares the Latest on Nutrition, Sexuality, Exercise, and Celebritydom (By Carol Ann Weber)

  • Classifieds – By Monica Perelli

  • New Products – Reviews and Industry Highlights (By Antoinette Forte)

  • Max Rep – Another Pulse-Pounding Episode in the Life of Bodybuilding’s Hottest Superhero (By Lyman Dally)


This collector’s issue features Monica Brant, Roland Cziurlok, and a young Jay Cutler, offering a perfect snapshot of bodybuilding’s mid-’90s evolution—from the rise of fitness icons to cutting-edge training philosophies by Mike Mentzer and Lee Labrada. A must-have for serious collectors and fans of classic Muscular Development magazines.

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